Frisco’s planning commission backed a zoning change that would keep new smoke shops at least 1,000 feet from homes, schools and churches. The measure now moves to City Council.

The article discusses the 25% increase in holiday waste, suggesting ways to reduce it through recyclable wrapping and repurposing materials like fabric.

San Antonio unveiled a new gateway and artwork at the southern end of the World Heritage Trail, designed to represent the city's history and welcome visitors.

San Antonio fix-and-flip returns slid to 6.5% in Q3 2025 as margins tighten. Mid-priced, move-in-ready homes are emerging as the clearest path to modest profits.

A 75,000‑sq‑ft, $8M Dudley Sports Plaza is planned near Kuykendahl and FM 1488, bringing Slick City slides, padel courts and Elite Pickleball to The Woodlands in early 2026.

A 1,074‑acre tract north of FM 1960 in Dayton was purchased for Arabella Crossing, a master‑planned community expected to include more than 3,000 homes and parks.

INCOG BioPharma to invest $200 million in expanding its Indiana facility, aiming to employ nearly 1,000 people by 2030 for injectable drug manufacturing.

A Transwestern report says San Francisco and New York are leading a nationwide office rebound, with leasing up, vacancies easing and weekday foot traffic returning. Local policy moves and AI-driven demand are key parts of the story.

The Greendale Police collaborated with local institutions to create a special day for children, involving a school bus ride, shopping at Walmart, a pizza party, and an indoor snowball fight, with community-wide support and engagement.

A historic Beverly schoolhouse is now a condo with modern amenities and historic charm, on sale for $699,900. It offers open floor plans, two bedrooms, and harbor views.

Zohran Mamdani, as mayor, intends to tackle the housing crisis and take a tough stance on neglectful landlords, potentially seizing buildings from them. His plans, including a rent freeze, have been met with mixed reactions.

SFA's 15-year master plan sketches new stadiums, labs and housing for Nacogdoches. Officials say projects will be phased and depend on funding.

Opportunity Home’s board cleared the way for Central at Commerce, a 279‑unit, $91M mixed‑income project on San Antonio’s East Side. The vote positions the agency as a partner while developers pursue tax credits.